New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
FOLDERS SUMMER WORK.
. rp,,or TO TRAINING IN ARMoR1Es.

uATTERY ORDERED To <or
The Goth Regiment will proceed 70 to,Iovs; The
r,nS -, o,,noosed Of Companies A. ~ =,
nn TEN -. an Mondsy July Is, ana tie 1911 s,Io,-
0' VIZ - c..,n.n;s. G. +. n, !, and X, on inc 'o
n. asv Tho hour for sssempiihs 60. urito, M
a.sS !, N. The men will parade IN l",s The drum
- -,.h an. ration IN his haversacA- -. ond
eacn n .Oo,t TO the Adutapt with one Dusei
NAV. That company which nas TUG -, 3.
.k.. =, oualiied marksmen after inc uDSaom.
.. m recsivs tire Moran trophy, n,s.
h,on,s st.tuctte OF the GODDESS "a N
septed by Adjutant Jamss moran, 7th Regi-
Cont.;n Daniel Appleton, of Company r. .' vaIan
80 ~ .nnouuoioe that Corporal William a, '@i'i
trs ot that company has been promoted W VIZ ths
tion Of Assistant Surgeon of the IeSimeu' ,Ian,,ne
rank of Captain, says OF him = Osp,"'n ahssn.
;oined this company june g. leso' anu a.aI lime
from the ciy was unanimously eiee'ea ool - The
oc ,aei Dnring his seven gears service In @no
r.nks he perormed most faithful duty aha - ~
,anv Insnector of Rifle Practice ne maze = VII q, :
record. keeping his company among tne ns' - w
State 10 this i'm portant branch OF soio'er .u".
ton. Our best wishes 90 Win our
cess In his honorable office" ., n;cnio
pronora,ons ara being made for the anhuai P ~
auc tournament TO be given under tno paudsa nv
Plat Regiment drum and hfe oorps Vhr "a =,
Drum major H. c. Parmentor, on SeP'or .s,arr
Che Empire Colosseum sixty-seven.,T nr;zss will
boulevard The contests for valraoie price ~.
hsni, ot n m.. and the principal drum corps IN .no
.,y will take part. The 71st Regimcns orui' 1op
~, NJ, oompste The frat prize for Nati'nai ouaru
nr,anizatons will be q valuable mahogany,sus" 80
drum The first prize for drum corps as'se metaI
S.ur, ma;o,,. baton The first prize Tor drum ooip'
...hna ,o the Son. of Veterans will be f,cn Sn'e.
cp in n giass case. The first prize io' nv go.
corps will be a handsome pair Oh o!mp"s 49,
prizes will soon be OF public exaior''n. should
9maiors who wish to enter their severai op .. soon
nnwmun;c,ts with Drum Major Paruenter % SUN sp
n. no.s,be All entries for the contests are iroS .o
49, ;das and the referee will be experienced oruu
ma;ors For the picnic Liberaus 'ist r - -
band will furnish the music. Dah0lHs WIZ
Sp.m. =, ooa p.,,n.ent will 90
ann ell instructed as to the duties that tney
are IN NJ rtorm there. To prepare them LOT INC
IN peekskl G.neral 7. f. Rodenoor sh' Oh ane ohtou
States Army has delivered lecture on Di'ouas'
and Marches" Captain N. b. Ihurst'n ~ az
oo,n;ss;oned officers of tue regiment, has iDiormea
than with re gard to their duties in camp o"tgeon
duncan has thoroughly taught the alnbuiance coiPs;
and the men are well up In all that per'aiS " eu'-N
mounting, sentry duty and skirmishing' ,.,,..,,
, Sergeant L. +. sherry. Corpora a; ., m wnnh,
80 p.rn,,ncbam James Poole, Webb, Murphy,
RrnoEwav and McAdatn comprise the ball nine OF
the I'd Battery. l.; nsro;no
the summer with bis family at Shelter lslaha'
peant and Mrs. Hart are arranging i0r p u 49, '
Catskill. Lieutenants Wilson aud Pasco WIZ nave
Ihsr vacation at the State Camp, followed oy lying
trim to Port Jervis. Private d. Ia wilson sa,ou 'o
Fnrone ON Saturday last. Corporal Thomas Dai.eh,
who was injured Decoration Day, mas fe'"'ee"
90 tar 40 to be able to leave the hospital .,,x
~ III. Is, R,,,srv CAPTAIN Louis Wendell, according
On the ouarterly return Just received at brgsoe HEAD
ouar,ers has four officers and 1Oz enlisted men' inA
ing total OF 100 and gain OF six since the iAS' IT,
port. o,.,..a nv, tho
s. The handsome silk American flag presented py 'ne
6otb Reement TO be competed tor by the various Gun
-. ., the nicn;c held on the Fourth OF July al
.Jonss,s Wood was won by Company Us ,eHm III
fine .tve by total Of 16 out OF possible lou. ihe
individual scores Of the winning team were ss
CAPTAIN ID. c. Mccarthy, 81; FART sergeant " a. -
Kelly 81 Qua,termaster Sergeant r. o. o"
Sergeant James W. Ievins, IS; Private .. Masher'
IA. and Private j, NJ Comnerford, IT, Tho hys
other compsnies which competed made the following
scores: Company ID, 112; Company II, III Con.-
pany G., no; Company Z, %, and Company d. o.
The distance was 100 yards.
/, Private Charles A. Appleton, OF Company ., Th
Regiment has been made Corporal. in place OF Cor
poral Valentine dropped from the rolls on account OF
promotion The Lame o. William V. Stevens hss oeen
added 10 the roll of the company as recruit and
that OF Edward K. Poor r formerly dropped from inc
roll has been restored to it. Private kennedy mas
1on .n,opted Comuauy Inspector of Rife Practice.
The folIowipg have been elected honorary members;
BJ Smith, formerly lieutenant; f. ID. Appleton,
formerly arst sergeant, and K. P. q. Buckiin, B. L.
Buchan and j. X. Buchsn
. The "a Battery. Captain Ferdinand +. Earle, has
received orders to attend tour OF instruction at the
State Camp from July 80 to August u. Drills are
held nightly in order to have the younger members
familiar with their duties. gatling' gun drill was
held on Tuesday last, standing grn drill with the
Napoleons on Wednesday, and guard mount aud
gun drill en- Thursday. Recruiting has Teen stopped
until the return OF the battery from Peekskil.
The quarterly return OF the % Battery. which was
forwarded last week. sets forth that there are four
officers and 1O4 enlisted men, making In all 1OS-the
maximum allowed by law. This is gam OF eleven
since the last report
in Harlem with I've commands OF sixteen files each,
under the command of LieutenAntColonei Hopper,
who gave the entire command entertainment after
the al arch was over. Company u, known as tho Iar-
lem Company OF the regiment, when was detailed rs
a guard of honor at the reviewing stand also had an
entertainment at its rooms No. IA West One-hundred-
municipalities 100 49,
goth Separate Companies, constituting the "a Pro-
yisonal Battalion together with the 9th Battery,
will be commanded By Major George A Miller, OF the
Corporal Julian A. spoaord of Company e, 22d
Regiment, has been reduced to the ranks at his
request. Private Richard +. Baker, OF Company ].
has been transferred to Company ID. Corporal c. IL.
Rodgers, OF Company Ii, has received his discharge.
TEo men OF the list Regiment were overcome by
the Sat and tell out of the ranks the march
in Harlem on Independence Day. They quickly
cared tor by the surgeons and their assistants The
ambulance corps OF this regiment has been carefully
instructed during the last Three OF DIR. Marshs
stretchers we're carried folded In kuapsacks Oh the
parade.
. First Lieutenant Robert E. Ford. the new Commits
sary OF Subsistence of the 69th Regiment, has
ceyed his commission. First Lieutenant John Nc
Cauley of Company A, also has his.
Sergeant Patrick Sweeney, OF Company b. Goth
Regiment. has been reduced TO the ranks. Private
Michae. Lappin, who had previously been dropped.
has bees taken ON the roll again. Private Patrick
OReilly has received al honor able discharge.
Sergeant j.. III. hoffman and COrpOrale Frank y.
Nixon and E. T. Eiter, OF Company @, list Regiment,
have receive their warrants Second Liente II ant
Emil r. Bang is to be promoted to the position OF first
lieutenant, and this will leave vacancy the posi-
ton of second lieutenant, which wall be filed
The folio wing non-commissioned officers of the 9th
Regiment have received their warrants Commissary
Sergeant George j. Weldman, Sergeant W j. Dillon
aud Corporal Robert b. McCartee. all OF Company G;
Sergeant James A. Brady and Corporal John Hazel